Category: D&C 91

How do you find truth in a world of mixed voices? D&C 91:4–6 answers with a daring promise: read with the Spirit and you’ll harvest real benefit—even from imperfect texts. These verses reframe study as revelation, not just information, showing why a new translation of the Apocrypha wasn’t needed and how humble, prayerful reading turns scattered insights into light, for disciples navigating today’s noisy world.

What happens when ancient pages hold both light and legend? D&C 91:1–3 (March 9, 1833) answers with bold balance—affirming true gems, warning of human additions, and steering us to read by the Spirit. It isn’t needful to translate the Apocrypha, but it is needful to discern. Prioritize revealed scripture, learn broadly, and let illumination, not curiosity alone, guide your study today—with courage and humility.